Tag: history

• Of Guilt and Past

  How far back are we willing to go before we dispense with the guilt? Among the many infographics, memes, and articles outlining the sins of America, a new one popped into my view that displayed for those willing to take part in the guilt as to which indigenous lands we live on. I did not…

  Jeremy C Kester

  July 5, 2021

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  America, colonialism, history, imperialism, past, politics

• The Education of Jeremy

  What is education? What is its purpose? Is it for information? Knowledge? Then what is knowledge? The question has been bothering me for some time. From my life as a dispassionate high school student to an actively engaged college student to one who is 50/50 in university. It’s a question I ask as my own…

  Jeremy C Kester

  March 23, 2021

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  education, faust, history, leadership, learning, stoicism, the devil

• Seeking Truth

  The other day my friend texted me with a handful of funny memes alone with an article. He was asking me my opinion on a number of things political. This was normal banter between us, as we’ve grown accustomed to seeking out each other’s opinions on political events. We don’t see eye-to-eye often, mainly because…

  Jeremy C Kester

  November 22, 2020

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  Diogenese, history, Marcus Aurelius, philosophy, political ideas, politics, Socrates, socratic method, stoicism, The Social Dilemma, thinking, thought, truth, writing